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Yanerment
"A eseAt dsal has bsen said abont
paying TIE brewers and saloon Keepers
Tor .hs property which vii bs
destroyed. Let's see about thla-
The stzis don't have % DO Il. When 4
throws thiug away it don't pay for the
old truck As civilization sses on Il throws
of .hat Is ia IL way and So Ia the age Ot
progression The saloon Is Ia The sAys and
being IL the way II Enust ~ out and con
slider itself lucEy % be permitted - Est oas
peacsably On what pr0sisisa OF the con
sfituti0n does the saloon s.andt The rigut
OF domain always rests on ths foundation
that il Is good thing. Is Ire saloon 10 the
saloon keeper what the farm Is 70 ths
iarmer, NJ. The state dOesnt say Tue
saloon i a good thing. The Law viii say
the saloon IS bad thing and must get
out. There are people in Michigan who
think when you attack the saloon you at
tack the growth and prosperity OF the state
and 10 remains 70 be seen n there are ma
iofity OF them The speaker told story
about the mad dog that bit the child aud
couldn't be killed because II WAS valuable
property and likened it TO the croakers
against prohibition.
"Stric,ly speaking this is al right, says
the LAWYER. but don't you honestly think
the saloon ought To De pAidl No, | don I.
In the law. not in court Of equity, yes. If
the salOOnist can come into the court OF
equity with clean hands We wouid talk with
them. Have any OF them kept strictly 10
the lsyP Have they obeycd the law which
| saws that they shall not sell on Sunday,
shall not sell 10 minors and shall close AZ
certain hours? No, no one OF them; they
are all breakers OF the law. Bat we let him
/ come In. lie sets valuation on his prop
| erty. But We say we have a counter claim.
| Here IS a young woman. married 70 a man
/ Of promise, and sees him estranged nom
| her by the ailuring temptation ci drink
| He has forsaken home and family. She
4 has suffered from want and pnvanO1. we
/ want you 20 recOmpense her We want
nou 20 pay that mother for the ruin OF ner
/ son. They cant do IL. There is no stand
| ing ground for the brewer or saloon keeper
| and no Snprsme Coart will allow them
| any damage, 50 You needn't re afraid OF 1t.
| We propose 10 prohibit the manuiactur-
| ing and sale for a beverage Don't worry
about the doctors or the church, we don
interfere with their rights or necessities
| We don't want any real wine for sacra-
mental purposes. The doctors can have II
sor medicinal purposes and lots OF you lit
tie men Will be sick Just to get 1t. There
! will be more liquor sold IN drug stores nl
first than there is now. but you will find
| that YOU will have 10 fight the druggist
! Many of the old saloon keepers will 20 into
the drug business and you can only weed
| them ont by doing as our State Phar'
macists have done, make such restriction;
IS will shut them out
The speaker then quoted the dispatch
from Des Moines, giving the decision Of tht
Supreme Court IN the brewery case printed
in yesterdays TELEGRAM HERAiDl and
said: we are doing the work and If yoJ
men don't take advantage OF 1t yor
afaftr II
You say it won't prohibit anyhow ] car
give YOU no better evidence than the stack
of testimony already presented from Iowa
There are some men that are opposing yot
now, but when you carry prohibition they
will wheel into line sud stand solidly b.
you. I want to say few words right here
70 the temperance people OF Michigan
Some of you havn't been very courteous II
| your treatment Of cur Iowa people. 1oI
have looked al us sud said. Why don't the,
enforce the law at Sioux City. The stab
have been cruel and the prohibition pres
has been 50 cruel IL seems too bad. W.
| have had hard battle but have finally VOL
and today there IS not an open saloon II
Iowa. We have tried every case. we bsv
secured construction of laws, We have build
ed up decisions which assist every state II
carrying out and enforcing prohibition
| Testimony against prohibition - talk an
nonsense In honor ask YOU % sift the 20
called testimony against prohibition and 20
will fad Il all talk. 10 isn't true that NOR
liQuor will be sold If the amendment passe'
Tie masses Of men would sooner De- hai
mony with the law than pose a. Law break
crs II men drank much IN secret the.
crime would soon be public. Rhode islam
statistics show a decrease Of A. per cent
crime and vet prohibition has only been er
fofced there about SIX months The farmer
are taxed for the enforcement of law. b,
they receive none of the benefits as n
. license all 20 into the cities and towns J
closing she said. ''All the worid waits
see what Americs Will do. People aero
[ The water are looking with anxious eve
us This government cannot endure wit'
ont the saloons are put AWAY All form
. ! Of legislation have been tried and none oih'
7 car sten the liqhor traffic. Its a hsbhlin
Of Tongues. Kissing of serpen
ard q growing ~ beasts who hsve con-
ont OF the ssloors on the one side end O
the other the htHe children. the mother
! The churches. All the real sang'sutia. r
{ fa~ests are on the one side Don't 90 sit
s those leuers thieves ard mar,.ere-s ouIses-
! - prohibition Don't 20 over there.
/ don't saw all opposed 20 prob .bition are ur
/ c,esn f0r there are a tew good men fher
bat fher are masking the mistake 81 fhe
rsaiirfng sense Of their own sh0ti-sigh'es
ness"
At the close of The islys al lrsss o cole.
/ ticl was fsksn up g. assist iu rarrTiug 0l
the work of raie-m. Tonight Senator Co
/ quift of Georgia will fsis prohibition
the Fountain Street Etptisl Churca.